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Tc en 2 e o s en io Oakville Trafaigar 59, Milton 40 Halton championship (Tues., Nov. 22, 4 p.m., Sheridan College): Oak Trafaigar vs Bishop Reding Bishop Ryan, he said, posted more points per game. "Even in our own league (Richardson Division) we weren‘t the top scoring team." JUNIOR Oakville Trafalgar is the only team in Tuesday‘s championship that didn‘t finish the season undefeated â€" and coach Kirsten Campbell couldn‘t have been any happier. The twoâ€"point loss came at the hands of Notre Dame. "We had a breakdown in team communication. We needed to deal with it. It was good that it happened then." Ironically, the team‘s toughest hurdle to the playoffs was their quarterâ€"final game â€" a 45â€"42 win over (you guessed it!) Notre Dame. In the semiâ€"finals, they had an easier time in disposing of Milton 59â€"40. Anchoring the team, she said, is Becky Richardson. "She‘s our leading player. She‘s incredible, offensively and defensively." After falling behind 11â€"0, Juzenas said he resisted calling a timeâ€"out, as some supporters had suggested after the game, in order not to feed any sense of panic. As it turned out, the players hit a few baskets and quickly loosened up. In the second half, he said the team‘s intensity, especially on defence, increased, limiting Milton to only a half a dozen points. Against Bishop Reding, he said they‘ll try and dictate their style of play which is "a controlled, patient game â€" we want it slow." "Milton pressed well. But she (Swinburne) was able to break the press and get us into our offence." St. Thomas Aquinas actually got off to a terriâ€" ble start, falling behind 11â€"0 and trailing by two at the half. The Raiders, he said, haven‘t blown many teams out, instead winning most of their games with margins in the single digits. "They (Bishop Reding) are noted for their defence and how aggressively they play. They apply a lot of pressure." The key behind St. Thomas Aquinas‘ transiâ€" tion game is point guard Rory Swinburne. "She sets everything up," said Juzenas. For her to do her job, however, "all five will have to touch the ball." Fortunately, he said Thursday‘s 47â€"34 semiâ€" final victory over Milton provided a good dry run. St. Thomas Aquinas faced Bishop Reding once this year, losing by "12 or 13 points" in an exhibition match, said Juzenas. "If we can get into our offence, I think we can stay with them." In the junior game, which begins at 4 p.m., Oakville Trafalgar High School (7â€"1 record) takes on undefeated Bishop Reding (9â€"0). "Hopefully, it will be a good game from that standpoint," said Aquinas coach Vic Juzenas. In the senior game, which gets under way at 5:30 p.m., Oakville‘s St. Thomas Aquinas takes on Milton‘s Bishop Reding in a battle of undeâ€" feated teams (STA was 9â€"0 to lead the Richardson Division, B.R. was 8â€"0 to lead the Volpe Division). Fittingly, the girls Halton high school basketâ€" ball championships, which tip off at Sheridan College Tuesday afternoon, will feature the best teams throughout the regular season. Bâ€"ball championships on Tuesday: Aquinas in sr.; OTHS in jr. final SPORTS SENIOR e P \ _\“‘Q“ $ Buy a video when you purchase any Extra BishReding E.C. Drury Milton White Oaks Loyola Blakelock Q.E. Park Oakâ€"Trafalg 8 M.M. Robins 8 Nelson 8 Notre Dame 8 St.T.Aquinas 8 Assumption 8 BurlCent 8 Pearson 8 1 7 255 974 First round playoff (Nov. 9, 10): Milton 49, Blakelock 23 White Oaks 38, Loyola 25 Nelson 39, Assumption 10 Notre Dame 44, St.T.Aquinas 31 Second round (Nov. 14, 15): Milton 39, E.C. Drury 20 Bishop Reding 48, White Oaks 27 Georgetown 9 3 6 289 373 6 Acton 9 1 8 2390 422 2 Iroquois R _ 9 0 9 197 313 0 (RICHARDSON DIVISIONâ€"final) P W L PF PA P Oakâ€"Trafalg 8 7 1 408 246 14 M.M. Robins 8 7 1 402 212 14 Nelson 8 6 2 281 248 12 Notre Dame 8 6 2 361 240 12 Oak Trafaigar 45, Notre Dame 42 M.M. Robinson 43, Nelson 36 Semiâ€"final (Nov. 16, 17): Bishop Reding 50, M.M. Robsn 38 Oakville Trafaigar 59, Milton 40 Halton championship (Tues., Nov. 22, 4 p.m., Sheridan College): M.M.Robinson 41, Notre Dame 39 Pearson 54, Assumption 44 Second round (Nov. 14, 15): Bishop Reding 60, E.C. Drury 32 Milton 57, Blakelock 29 St.T.Aquinas 42, M.M. Robinson 35 Burlington Centra! 49, Pearson 37 Semiâ€"final (Nov. 16, 17); St.T.Aquinas 47, Milton 34 Bishop Reding 55, Burl Central 34 Halton championship (Tues., Nov 22, 5:30 p.m., Sheridan College): St.T.Aquinas vs Bishop Reding JUNIOR (VOLPE DIVISIONâ€"final) P W L PF PA P BishReding 9 9 0 447 243 18 E.C. Drury 9 7 2 360 274 14 Milton 9 7 2 970 290 14 White Oaks 9 6 3 323 289 12 Loyola 9 5 4 401 973 10 Blakelock _ 9 4 5 257 279 8 M.M.Robinsn 9 5 4 417 334 Nelson 9 3 6 241 300 Aldershot _ 9 3 6 407 388 Lord Elgin 9 1 8 259 379 OalcTrafalg 9 0 9 154 457 First round playoff (Nov. 9, 10) E.C. Drury 52, Georgetown 33 Blakelock 55, Loyola 30 St.T.Aquinas Burl Central Notre Dame Assumption Pearson M.M.Robinsn 9 Nelson 9 w © © o o BishReding Milton Blakelock E.C. Drury Georgetown Loyola Q.E. Park White Oaks White Oaks 8 1 7 238 397 2 Acton 8 0 8 200 418 0 (RICHARDSON DIVISIONâ€"final) P W L PF PA P St.T.Aquinas 9 9 Buri Central 9 7 Notre Dame 9 6 Assumption 9 6 Pearson 9 5 0 460 331 2 441 312 3 463 327 3 405 380 4 398 343 18 14 12 12 10 SENIOR (VOLPE DIVISIONâ€"final) P W L PF PA O s 2s © O O x 0 o m 6 mmmmmm7mw S 7 L0223456689 Z® onn onz 2 a a a oo oo ooo 555988888865 1 o o y + o o o o Z a m w o n in o o â€" o PF PA L. 0 a 0 oo ooo oo Ice tourney Melanie Evens, 14, advanced to the competition with a thirdâ€" place finish (sixth in the short program, second in the long) in her flight at the subâ€"sectionals earlier this month. The Oakville Skating Club has three skaters participating in the prestigious Central Ontario sectionâ€" als in Richmond Hill this weekend. The top four skaters in her cateâ€" gory (24 skaters in all) move on to the divisionals. The next step after that is the Canadian nationals. At the preâ€"novice level â€" which the other two skaters comâ€" pete at â€" this weekend‘s sectionâ€" als is the final level. Paul Zahara, 13, is competing in preâ€"novice mens and Nicole McKenzie, 16, is competing (along with partner Matthew Solarski from Mississauga) in preâ€"novice dance. Saulez (84) and Mark Cabral (44) race for the ball against an Assumption player in the Halton junior final on Thursday. Assumption had "a better team that day," said Aquinas coach Rick Kalvaitis. In particular, he paid tribute to their "front seven" for keeping the pressure on Saulez, the quarterback, who was hurting from a recent soccer injury. Still Kalvaitis noted that "17 teams go for it (the Halton championship and we were down to the final two â€" you got to be happy." (photo by Riziero Vertolli) ommun » omm on me P plustax While Supplies Last. 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